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  • t wen t first t o the parlor - - the n back int o th e Cente r Hal l where he pose d for picture s wit h th e Hughes an d Robinsons . Mrs . Hughe s aske d th e President i f Kosygin' s daughte r wa s comin g wit h him, an d the Presiden t replie d
  • each tree. (One official count had 850 accredited press people in Glassboro today to cover the Summit between the President and Kosygin.) I and j of i 12:45pm ^_ iI |I ii Ranch Lt. Cdr. Thomas Atkins, movie photographer Major Hugh Robinson, Army
  • in the bedroom. Sgt. Glynn advises President gave no indications of Walt Walt Rostow - Sit Room it being anything but a normal day — showered, and dressed and left the bedroom a 8:55a m Rostow - '' line" - Kosygin to Johnson - "Israel continues fighting 8
  • if draft had left WH. Pres. at 8;45 instructed that draft of Warren letter be sent over to Justice Dept. President asked for analysis of Kosygin letter. Situation Room finally Produced a letter, but it was wrong one. Rosto w at home and hi s secy between
  • . Th e President also sai d h e woul d like o se e Kosygin' s speech, althoug h h e woul d jus t a s soo n the press no t be notifie d o f ______ _ s watchin g it . — e Presiden t sai d h e woul d lik e t o sen d a wir e t o Th e Prim e Ministe r an d
  • ) And, it was necessar to interrupt (mjdr) in order to get the President to sign his response to —-^——— Chmn. Kosygin. The Presiden t asked Harry McPhersonto read wit h him (over his shoulder) the newly typed copy. Then invited Oke to take a picture of the— signing
  • . George Ball and present a condensed report to the President. They met w / officials of the USSR including the Chmn of the Council of Ministers, Mr A. N. Kosygin. the report included a thorough inquiry into the economy of the USSR and its trading practices
  • " - Kosygin t o Johnson - status of cease-fire "_ 9:49am f ~ 10:10a t Walt Rostow ' ~' ^ £ 10:09am i Expendi- (include visited by) lure Attorney General . 9:45am t X10:00am THURSDAY Jacob Javits Director ' Day Atty Gen'l Ramsey Clark Sen. 9
  • . ^ l MW (pl)while holding Mr. Rostow on p Chrm Kosygin Hon. Billie S. Farnum OFF RECORD * (former Congressman from Michigan) Mr. Farnum has accepted a DNC offer and will head up DNC's registration division and contact various organizations. -- his
  • To // - w/ Mrs. Johnson Cong an d Mrs. Jack Brooks Criswell • John mf, mjdr 9:05p t V/,X White T^ Activity LD Lo 1967 joined - - theater w/ all guests to see a new movie sent him by Leonard Marks done on the Kosygin visit to Glassboro second floor
  • -- Amb Dobrynin calledthe President ' and the President went to Mr. Watson's telephone to talk. The Ambassador read to the President a message from Mr. Kosygin which he asked to be confidential. He told the President he would call Ambassador Kohler
  • -- pleasant, sunny skies, highest temperature near 84 (include visite d by ) > Activity Situation Room • Rostow : ___ Situation Room "hot line" -- Kosygin to Johnson - call for cease-fire and" withdrawal ___,.__ , 6:40a
  • the President prior to his departure for Eastern Europe SEE NEXT PAGE Mildred Stegall in MW's ofc Commissioner Willard Deason To mansion for lunch w/ Comm. Deason and Russia for five weeks. Rowa n is to see Dobrynin before departing, and is to see Kosygin
  • ' memo on Pres. attending Shastri funeral - then discussed others in delegation -- and where Mrs. Johnson (he had to send VP - press comments, etc. and possibility of negotiations w/ Kosygin and if VP had to attend those) Bill Moyers in Senator John
  • the U.S. delegation to the funeral of Prime Minister Shastri. In New Delhi, he and Secy Rusk met w/ Russian Premier kosygin ) — The President went walking w/ the Vice President and Mr. Valenti - walked part way around the drive on the S. Grounds Pix by Oke
  • Kosygin to meet with him at 11:00am tomorrow, Friday at i the home of the President of Glassboro State College, Glassboro GC - pl New Jersey. The Chairman has accepted. This site was made ( | available by Gov. Richard Hughes of New Jersey - and site
  • for LUNCH w/ George Christian and Joe Califano The President ate alone -- Christian and Califano had coffee Joined by staff members: Larry Temple Tom Johnso n Jim Jones ,4:50p f 5:05p f Secy Walt Fowler Rostow - re a proposed reply to Kosygin
  • route to the White House -: "neve r mind" ' C/ 8:15a _ 8:18a j 8:19a _ | , Abe Forta s . line" -- Kosygin to Johnson - cease-fire ignored Rostow Fortas '• ,„ '• • • t '__.. __.__._. _ \i • •' . '• . Bipartisan Congressional Leadership Breakfast
  • at Tom Johnson's direction placed a call for the President to Lawrence Rockefeller. ) Rostow (PL) McPherson (PL) (avidently no answer it was so quick) to come in -- took in Rostow's memo giving the translation of Kosygin' s reply to a message from
  • fo r De r Stern ) . Theo Sommer Marie Fehmer Ashton Gonell a Jim Jone s Mary Slate r e Christia n During lunch , th e Presiden t tol d abou t his meetings with Kosygin an d read the memos h e had receive d concerning these meeting s fro m hi s staf f
  • visi t here (f m Lucy Ferguson ) Ltr t o Chairma n Alexei N . Kosygin , USS R - :£cu i thankin g fo r handsom e malachit e box presented a t Summi t conferenc e recentl y (f m Lucy Ferguson ) Personnel Actio n mem o f m Rob t Co x - thr u M W - r e Jame
  • e an d Pell s ^HITE HOUSE Date >ENT: LYNDON B. JOHNSON DIARY 'resident began hi s day at (Place) Washington, Time Telephone 11 In Out Lo November D . C. 18, 1968 Monday Day f or t Activity (include visited by) LD to see Kosygin - giving
  • to spend any time in discussing matters of great mutual interest, the President would have his helicopter ready to go to Camp David or some place near New York, like resort Areas in Catskills and Ellenville, NY. | ^ Kosygin /ff TO TH E SIGNIN G TABL E
  • Gonell a y McPherso n (pl) Nichola Jo 5:00p t j pi } 1 5:42p i t s deB . Katzenbach , Unde r Sec y o f Stat e . J. W . Fulbright , commentin g on the Senators letter r e th e Presiden t d Kosygin . Th e Presiden t asked that thi s lette r b e sen t
  • . Moursund ' 1___! Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Krim 5:29pm The President arrived the Lake House--stood on dock while the boats were xexk reached and talked w/ Mrs. Johnson about what he wanted her to do tomorrow w/ Kosygin's daughter, should she decide to accept
  • bu t a norma l day—showered , shaved , an d dressed, an d left th e bedroo m - ____________ bkfst o f chippe d beef , grapefrui t and tea . _ 7:47 a.m. Receipt of msg via "hot line" from Kosygin - re UAR-Israel Fighting THE WHITE HOUSE Date
  • you think combined. been very And high. of that interested in this that when ha did, communications that Mr. Kosygin our~ nbject rather than went to the the more had been used prior time? A thing ■ Q sort air. link teletype
  • wanted an appmt to get additional background on && the Summit meeting Pres. had w/Kosygin. Mr Sidey is doing a column in Life on this, with a deadline today and is als o doing anothe r piece for Time. His approach is to be "The President as a Diplomat
  • , two newspapermen, would just have to see him at a later date Charles President to Oval Room Office -then to Lounge Ofc George Christian ^ Roberts 'Chuck' - of Newsweek Rostow joined (w/Kosygin letters Pres. asked for) i """ i I '_ 8:27p | f
  • th e pres s speculatio n about a Sovie t dele gation comin g to th e U . N. tha t migh t includ e Gromyko or Kosygin . He sai d h e kne w nothin g more than what he ha d read fro m new s services . 4) Secretar y Katzenbach als o briefed th e Cabine t